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Eat your words, Miranda Priestly. The Devil Wears Prada boss just might take back her oft-repeated, sarcastic statement after seeing the blooming beauty look from Preen by Thornton Bregazzi’s spring 2017 show.
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When models hit the London Fashion Week catwalk with flowers stuck on their faces and décolletages, we all witnessed just how groundbreaking the cliché can be.
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YES!!!
Both natives of Britain’s Isle of Man, designers Justin Thornton and Thea Bregazzi took inspiration from witchcraft, which is commonplace in their home state.
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Makeup artist Val Garland used daises, rose petals, cornflowers, ferns and forget-me-nots to echo the magical nature theme.
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(Photo: ImaxTree)
Garland applied dried and pressed flowers onto models’ cheeks, foreheads, chins, lips, necks and shoulders. There was barely any makeup used: just moisturizer for a dewy complexion and eyelash glue to hold the petals in place.
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WE DON’T THINK SO, MIRANDA!
We’re betting this fresh floral look will hit the festival circuit next summer, and finally boot out flower crowns, which, quite frankly, we’re totally over.
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THAT’S ALL.
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